Charmy
Kaur
kept
high
hopes
on
Mayagadu
and
Venu
too
relied
to
regain
his
sagging
image.
However,
all
their
hopes
remained
dreams,
as
the
film
has
nothing
to
offer
good
for
their
careers.
The
immaturity
of
the
director
is
very
much
visible
in
each
and
every
frame
and
knowingly
or
unknowingly,
Dileep
Polan
has
given
a
death
sentence
to
the
career
of
Charmy
with
the
film,
as
she
had
no
projects
on
hand
by
now.
The
director
has
takan
lots
of
cinematic
liberty
all
through
the
film
and
it
has
no
logic
from
the
word
start.
Read
on
for
Mayagadu
review.
Story:
Leela
Krishna
(Venu)
is
an
orphan
and
he
believes
that
it
is
the
money,
which
rules
the
life.
He
studies
law
course
and
turns
a
lawyer.
All
the
villagers
collect
Rs
2
lakh
and
throw
him
out
of
the
village
by
donating
him
the
money.
He
reaches
Hyderabad
and
stays
with
his
friend
Viswanath
(Ali),
who
is
also
a
lawyer.
Leela
comes
to
know
that
Jagannatham
(Sayaji
Shinde)
is
a
famous
lawyer
and
he
has
Rs
100
crore
worth
property.
He
has
two
daughters
and
the
elder
one
Spandana
(Satya
Krishnan)
fell
in
love
with
a
lawyer
and
marries
him.
The
couple
continue
to
stay
with
Jagannatham
in
his
house.
Leela
traps
the
second
daughter
Vandana
(Charmy
Kaur)
of
Jagannatham
by
playing
a
trick
that
he
is
an
honest
lawyer
who
advocates
justice
always.
He
marries
Vandana
but
his
hopes
get
shattered
when
Vandana
decides
to
stay
with
Leela
only
in
his
rented
house
leaving
her
father"s
property
and
palatial
bungalow.
He
then
blackmails
a
television
channel
MD
(Raghubabu)
and
occupies
a
rich
house
to
start
his
new
office.
After
that,
he
argues
the
case
of
a
notorious
criminal
GK"s
(Satya
Prakash)
brother
RK
(Balaji)
and
gets
a
huge
bungalow
as
a
gift.
Once
Vandana
happens
to
meet
her
friend
in
a
shopping
mall,
whose
husband
is
a
labour
officer
and
invites
them
for
dinner
to
their
house
the
next
day.
However,
the
labour
officer
gets
killed
by
RK
and
Leela
Krishna
takes
up
the
case
to
prove
him
an
innocent.
The
rest
of
the
story
forms
the
interesting
part
of
the
climax.
Performance:
The
only
saving
grace
for
the
film
is
Charmy
Kaur"s
glamour.
She
has
exposed
to
the
maximum
to
lure
the
front
benches.
The
mass
may
be
attracted
to
Charmy
Kaur"s
glamour
and
there
is
nothing
more
to
talk
about
the
film.
Venu
still
works
in
the
same
old
fashion
and
there
is
no
improvement
in
his
acting
talent.
Though,
he
has
done
a
good
job,
as
a
comedian
by
maintaining
good
comedy
timing,
it
is
not
enjoyable
in
total
and
has
failed
to
evoke
laughs.
Sayaji
Shinde,
Ali,
Raghubabu
and
Gauthamraju
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Ravibabu
has
also
tried
his
best
to
entertain
the
audiences
with
comedy.
Satya
Krishnan
is
okay
in
her
role.
It
is
a
surprise
that
several
young
artistes
including
Satyam
Rajesh,
Anant,
Tirupati
Prakash,
Ramesh
Reddy
and
others
portrayed
the
roles
of
eunuchs.
Technical:
Music
by
Chakri
is
unimpressive,
as
none
of
the
songs
are
foot-tapping.
All
the
songs
showcased
the
glamour
of
Charmy
Kaur.
The
timing
of
most
of
the
songs
are
atrocious
and
spoiled
the
smooth
run
of
the
film.
Cinematography
by
Prasad
is
okay,
while
Nandamuri
Hari
has
no
option
to
cut
any
of
the
scene.
The
director
has
proved
that
he
is
immature
in
handling
the
script.
The
storyline
is
okay
but
the
narration
is
not
praiseworthy.
The
screenplay
penned
by
the
director
has
spoiled
the
movement
of
the
film.
Dialogues
by
Nandyala
Ravi
and
Writer
Mohan
lacked
the
punch,
though
some
of
the
comedy
bits
penned
by
them
are
good
to
listen.
Remarks:
The
film
remained
in
the
labs
for
the
past
two
years,
as
there
were
no
buyers
for
the
film.
Somehow,
it
has
seen
the
light
now
and
it
has
become
clear
what
made
the
film
to
stay
in
the
labs.
The
poor
narration
and
the
cinematic
liberty
in
joining
the
scenes
played
the
spoilsport.
But
for
the
over
exposure
of
glamour
of
Charmy
Kaur
the
film
has
nothing
more
to
offer.
Cast:
Venu,
Charmy
Kaur,
Ali,
Sayaji
Shinde,
Raghubabu,
Ravibabu,
Satyaprakash,
AVS,
Balaji,
Satyam
Rajesh,
Anant,
Tirupati
Prakash,
Gauthamraju,
Ramesh
Reddy,
Kamal,
Ravali,
Satya
Krishnan,
Delhi
Rajeswari
and
others.
Credits:
Dialogues
–
Nandyala
Ravi
and
Writer
Mohan,
Lyrics
–
Ramajogaiah
Sastry,
Anant
Sriram
and
Kandikonda,
Camera
–
Prasad
K,
Editing
–
Nandamuri
Hari,
Choreography
–
Pradeep
Antony,
Action
–
Vijay,
Art
–
A.S.
Prakash,
Presents
–
Baby
Jyothika,
Producer
–
Yalamanchi
Ravichand,
Story,
screenplay
and
direction
–
Dileep
Polan.
Banner:
Sambasiva
Creations
Released
On:
July
16,
2011